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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1935

Page

2

Home Accident Safety Drive Led by Red Cross Chairman

Local Red Cross chapters join a national campaign to cut home accident hazards. Horton, Red Cross first aid chairman, outlines a program with Paul Behrens leading home and farm accident prevention in Winchester and Frederick County. School children will receive home inspection forms to survey and report hazards.

E Nator Gress Red Cross United States Horton Frank R. Horton Winchester Frederick County Paul Behrens Bryarly School Teachers Association of Fredcounty

Stephens City School Day Exhibits Highlight Home Economics

Critics Wade Rothgeb Hilda Boyd and Vada Conner report on a Stephens City school day with Mrs C B Stickley teaching English and R E Ayler general science while Mr Glass attended a Halifax County ceremony making his son minister. Home Economics girls judged Wednesday with 52 entries led by Charlotte Lemley Eva Ritenour tying for top honors and sharing a $2.50 prize.

Wade Rothgeb Hilda Boyd Vada Conner Susie Carbaugh Mary Sandy Susie Shryock Charlotte Lemley Betty Wohlford Ann Thomas Stickley Alice Katherine Lemley Agnes Grubbs Helen Carper Glass Halifax County W. W. Glass, Jr C. B. Stickley R. E. Ayler Stephens City School Harry Warren Old Relief Painter Hill James Sandy White Oak Canterbury Randolph Itock Kernstown Woodbine Miller Schools Winchester Eva Ritenour Maxie Galliday Sarah Brumback Ollie Cline Lorraine Dodson

FFA News At Stephens City Fair And School Dance

The sixth tee fair in the Agricultural building at Stephens City drew a large crowd with a strong apple display and regional products. Farm judging awarded first to Ross Lillard, second Charles Cook and Melvin Chilcott, third Elden Brumback, fourth Ralph Richards and Kenneth Herbaugh. FFA teams from multiple towns competed for a silver cup. The Senior class held a successful fall dance in the bank building with Bob Riley and orchestra, and Halloween plans are in the works in the agricultural building. Initiation for new Home Economics Club members is planned for next week. A crippled foot sidelines junior Harry Cook, with gossip about a classmate’s absence.

Ross Lillard Charles Cook Melvin Chilcott Elden Brumback Ralph Richards Kenneth Herbaugh New Market Mount Jackson Woodstock Edinburg Toms Brook Strasburg Handley Front Royal Boyce Berryville Middletown Stephens City Bank Bob Riley Home Economics Club

1934 Western Maryland fades as Harlow departs

After an undefeated 1934 season coach Dick Harlow leaves Western Maryland for Harvard. The remaining players include Charley Havens the new captain Cliff Lathrop who served as a back in 1934 Louis Lassahn left end Nick Campofreda tackle Jim Woodbury reserve back and Bull Draper another reserve back as the program transitions.

Western Maryland Dick Harlow Harvard Charley Havens Cliff Lathrop Louis Lassahn Nick Campofreda Jim Woodbury Bull Draper

Middletown M E Church Schedules Farewell Sermon

The South Middletown M E Church led by Pastor Rev W P Saunders lists church school at 9 45 a m with W A Everly as superintendent. Classes for all ages. Morning worship and farewell sermon at 11 a m. Young people's service at 7 30 p m.

W. P. Saunders

Clearbrook Presbyterian Service Notice

Rev. R. B. Campbell presides at Clearbrook Presbyterian with Sunday School at 10 o clock led by Henry Cline. Public worship and communion at 11 a m features a sermon by the visiting minister.

R. B. Campbell Henry Cline

Miller Sets New Individual Mark For The Season

Miller of the Cokes bowls superbly posting 150 in game one and 127 in game two to establish the season's high individual series. Kiracore 134 stands as the second high game. his 342 is the second high series. Coca Cola and the Legion navigate a night without Plank, Doughboys edge Rubbermen one game apiece as Legions use a dummy counter for fifth. Handley slides from three straight wins to a reversed result as Northern Virginia benefits. Individual scores and records follow.

Miller Cokes Doughboy Coca Cola Legion Bee Plank Legionnaires Handley Northern Virginia

Mission Sunday Observance Urged by Pope Pius XI

Pope Pius XI proclaims tomorrow as Mission Sunday worldwide to rally prayers and donations for foreign and home missions. In the United States, 21 million Catholics in 15 000 parishes across 103 dioceses will support 77 000 missioners and 130 000 catechists and teachers. Monsignor speaks each Sunday in October on the Cameltoe Hour at 6 o'clock over WEAF radio.

Pope Pius XI United States Cnt Monsignor WEAF Chiibagon Thosi

Luray Upsets Handley Judges 12 to 0

Luray high school upset Handley 12 to 0 as J Campbell 118 pound left halfback returned a Handley punt for a 65 yard touchdown and Barrett’s late second score sealed the win. Handley failed to click with penalties and slips opening gaps, while Luray’s line opened holes for steady gains and a decisive victory.

Luray High School J. Campbell Iame Baker Barrett Luray Handley Cavemen Pemppen Cave Fawn eLshe Paul Campbell Bridgewater College Grove Shece Crowe Halford Caker Johnson Halford Halford Baker Strickler Caveman Eit Samben Handley Luray Kern LE Barrett R. Baker Markowitz _Huntsberry LG Beahm Haines Ce Moyer Griffith Tavenner Coffman B. Baker Fox Grove Baker Johnson C. Campbell Thrift Campbell H. Baker Osborn Boyd Huntsberry Grubbs Taverner Sutton Perry R. Campbell H. Baker Thrift Arthur V. A Colley Wash Tech Crowl

Middletown and Boyce Split Two Court Games

Middletown girls beat Boyce 53 to 18 at Boyce while Boyce boys won 13 to 9. This marked the second meeting with the same winners. Middletown lineup included Mary Judy Thelma Judy Peggy Montgomery Keller Ellen Brumback Arreta Wakeman with substitutes. Boyce featured W Sipe Levi Royston Vorous Cadwallader and substitutes McDonald Roys ton Buckner.

Middletown Boyce Mary Thelma Judy Peggy Montgomery Keller Ellen Brumback Arreta Wakeman Louise Ley Ruth Dorothy Annith Mary Cooley Lygia Leake Elizabeth Rinker W. Sipe Levi Sipe Royston Vorous Cadwallader McDonald G. Royston Buckner

Courtney Grim To Sing Sunday At Braddock Street Church

The Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will feature a solo by Courtney Grim this Sunday at 9 45. Miss Leona Peer will be present and Burgess, a new teacher, will lead and speak. Attendance is hoped at 100 percent with all city residents invited.

Golden Rule Bible Braddock’ Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Courtney Grim San Leona Peer Burgess Anata

Secretion From Fingertips and Shark Leather Varieties

Secretion from fingertips ranges 08.5 to 0.6 percent water and 0.55 to 1.6 percent solids with one third inorganic matter and traces of fat. Shark leather describes varying thickness leather in England from note paper to thick cardboard, produced from shark skin.

England

Capital Debs To Make Bow On Modest Expense

Mrs. William Dunlop, social secretary, urges frugal debut wardrobe planning for the capital debutantes. Each should own a few gowns, a smart tailored suit, and tea attire, with clever sewing valued over lavish cost. Typical coming out balls cost $500 to $1,500, though some run higher.

William Fm i Dunlop Mrs. Dunlap

Company Made To Thrive Under Woman's Lead

NEW YORK October 19 Miss Jose uppermann mother of Frank and Ralph Morgan the actors signed the deeds that made her firm a 1,000,000 dollar corporation Angostura-Wuppermann makers of Angostura Bitters. She became the first woman head of a large firm in 1915 and grew capital stock from 85,000 to 1,000,000. She now communicates with the office from Greenwich Conn while attending meetings.

New York Joseuppermann Frank Ralph Morgan Eers Wuppermann Angosura-Wuppermann Greenwich Conn

Aged Mother Won’t See Son in Hollywood Shooting Tragedy

Aged mother in Los Angeles will not see her son, the actor involved in the Hollywood shooting accident a year ago. Family members said they planned to break the news to her in a few days when she is stronger.

Los Angeles Hollywood

Consumption Of Cigarettes Is Up In September 1935

Washington reports that cigarette stamp sales reached 10,774,083,390 in September 1935, up from 10,294,498,800 the prior September. The Internal Revenue Bureau notes about 90 cigarettes per person for the month.

Washington Uncle Sam Internal Revenue Bureau Eltee United States

Valuable Ritter Lots For Sale In Winchester Va

Under a deed of trust the trustees will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Courthouse at noon on November 9 1935 two adjoining lots on the west side of Valley Avenue. One lot is five acres the other three acres, part of a tract conveyed to Dr W J Stock by Haddox. The life estate of Dr Whitlock s widow has ended. Terms are one cash sale and the balance in two equal annual installments secured by notes and mortgage.

Cam Ten O. T. Ritter . M. Lynch Shenandoah Valley Nation Bank of Winchester Virginia Court House Winchesa Frederick County O. T. Ritter W. J. Tlock W. J. Whitlock M. M. Lyn R. Gray Tee

Semi-Pros Face Virginia A. C. in Key Matchup

The Winchester Pros host Virginia A. C. this Sunday after last season's 165-pound champion state title. Winchester seeks to repeat a 15 to 0 victory over Warwick A. C. while little is known of Virginia A. C. this season.

Winchester Pros Warwick A. C

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